2003 11 14 FBI Hijackers Chronology

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FD-302 (Rev. 10-6-95)

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Date of transcription 09/12/2001

Lead Control Number CE40

PHILIP G. 3 RADS HAW,

as a Pilot- for U . S . Airways , \

employed

was interviewed by SSRA| | and SA

at his residence. After being advised of the identities of

the interviewing agents, and the nature of the interview, BRADSHAW
provided the following information concerning his telephone
conversation with his now deceased wife while aboard United Flight 93.

BRADSHAW advised that on September 11, 2001, his wife, SANDRA
BRADSHAW, was aboard United Flight 93 as a stewardess. Between the
time of 9:30 a. m. to 10:00 a.m. , BRADSHAW received a telephone call
from her at their residence I I SANDRA

BRADSHAW asked her husband if he was aware of what was going on.
BRADSHAW responded he was watching television and was aware. SANDRA .
BRADSHAW then advised her airplane had also been hijacked.

SANDRA BRADSHAW informed her husband that three hijackers
were- on the airplane. All were sitting at the front of the plane and
.possessed knives. SANDRA was able to observe one of the hijackers who
was sitting at the back .of first class.. She observed this individual
from behind and described him as being a little guy with light dark .
skin, who looked Islamic. SANDRA also informed her husband the
hijackers had placed red bands on their heads and were at the front of
the airplane. BRADSHAW stated he took his wife's description of red
bands to mean red bandannas.

SANDRA and 27 passengers were at the back. of the airplane
while she was calling her husband. During her .call, SANDRA assumed the
airplane crew was still in the cockpit and in control, however, the
three hijackers were also at the front of the plane. SANDRA's view was
obstructed by the first class curtain, which prevented her from clearly
seeing all the hijackers. SANDRA informed her husband the passengers
at the back of the plane were discussing hew to over power the three
hijackers. The suggestion was made' to take scalding water from the

investigation on 09/12/01 at Greensboro, NC

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FD-302a (Rev. 10-6-95)

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Continuation ofFD-302 of

Philip G. Bradshaw

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lavatories, pitch it on the hijackers and jump them. SANDRA then
informed her husband that everyone was' running to first class and she
had to go. At this point SANDRA hung up and BRADSHAW never heard from,
his wife again.

BRADSHAW believes
which was mounted on the bac
not good, and thus ’ BRADSHAW
or noise. Mostly, BRADSHAW
call from SANDRA lasted five
discussions between them abo
SANDRA also mentioned the pi
located over a big river.

SANDRA was calling him from a GTE telephone
k of an airplane seat. The connection was
could not hear any background conversations
heard air noise. BRADSHAW estimated the
to ten minutes in length, and included
u't their family. During the conversation,
ane had turned back and they were currently

Following his conversation with his wife, BRADSHAW
immediately called United Airlines in Newark, New Jersey, and informed
them of his conversation yith his wife. Later, BRADSHAW also spoke to

FBI Chicago Special Agent

(phonetic)

BRADSHAW expressed a willingness to meet with the FBI again
if the need arose.

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